Kingston upon Thames landlord licensing

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If you let property in Kingston upon Thames, the licensing picture is: no selective or additional scheme is confirmed from official sources. On selective licensing, the official source says: no (none found). Mandatory HMO licensing still applies, as it does across England.

Selective licensing
Statusno (none found)
Area / wardsCheck with the council
StartCheck with the council
EndCheck with the council
Additional HMO licensing
Statusno (council: licence only needed for 5+ people)
Area / wardsCheck with the council
StartCheck with the council
EndCheck with the council
Mandatory HMO licensingCheck with the council
Fees as stated by the official sourceCheck with the council
Official sourcehttps://www.kingston.gov.uk/housing/landlords-and-private-sector/houses-multiple-occupation-hmo
Last checked12 October 2026

What this means for landlords

Without a confirmed selective or additional scheme, most single-household lets won't need a council licence, but larger HMOs still need a mandatory HMO licence. Schemes change, so check the council page before you let.

Fees: check with the council.

Kingston upon Thames licensing FAQs

Do I need a property licence to rent out a home in Kingston upon Thames?

If you let property in Kingston upon Thames, the licensing picture is: no selective or additional scheme is confirmed from official sources.

How much is a landlord licence in Kingston upon Thames?

We couldn't confirm the fees from an official source, so check with the council.

When does the licensing scheme in Kingston upon Thames end?

We couldn't confirm an end date from an official source, so check with the council.

When was this page last checked?

We last checked the official source on 12 October 2026. Schemes change, so confirm with the council before you apply.

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General information, not legal advice. Licensing schemes change, so confirm with the council before you let or apply.